On the recordSeptember 16, 2014
I find it unbelievable that if the President came before a joint session of Congress and asked for use of force, that he would not get a vote.
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congress.govI find it unbelievable that if the President came before a joint session of Congress and asked for use of force, that he would not get a vote.
Rand Paul criticizes the lack of a vote on military action by Congress.
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